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ICE CLIMBING 401- Alpine Gullies

  • practicing previously learned skills on a semi-committing route
  • fine tuning efficiency in the mountain environment
  • basic avalanche hazard assessment


  • This course is less about learning new skills and more about “putting it all together” on long classics in the Adirondacks of New York or the White Mountains of New Hampshire.

    You’ll use your mountaineering skills, ice climbing skills and “mountain sense,” as well as your fitness and endurance to maximum efficiency. Your decision-making will also be tested – especially your avalanche hazard assessment skills as you push yourself to exciting new levels in some of the most starkly beautiful and challenging settings in the East.

    If conditions allow, routes like the Trap Dike in New York, or Shoestring Gully in New Hampshire are great choices, along with the long alpine gullies in Huntington or Tuckerman Ravine on Mt. Washington.
    Ice Climbing 401
    Cost:
    $150 per person

    2011 Dates:
    January 16
    February 26
    March 12


    Private Courses:
    Don't see a date that fits your schedule? Take this course privately either on your own with an instructor or bring your own group. Private courses can be booked any day of the week and can be customized to feet your needs. Pricing starts at $275 for the first person and $100 each additional person. Please call 800-310-4504 to se-up your own course today!
    Start/ End: 8:30am to approximately 4pm. Groups will meet at Eastern Mountain Sports in North Conway, NH

    Includes: ice axes, crampons, plastic double boots, helmet, harness, professional instruction

    Does Not Include: lodging, transportation, meals, personal gear and clothing

    Prerequisite: Mountaineering 201, Ice Climbing 201 or similar experience

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